This article provides information on child abuse, including major categories, signs of possible physical abuse, and reasons for child abuse and neglect. The article also provides parents with suggestions toward prevention of sexual abuse.

There is no greater risk to a child’s safety than an online predator who wishes to meet in person. Help teach your children to identify predators’ methods for online enticement, and use these discussion starters to talk to your children about Internet safety.

The increased stress associated with family disruption, challenges in meeting daily needs, as well as disruptions in law enforcement services can increase the possibility of violence. Follow these tips to prevent child abuse, manage stress and more.

American Indian/Alaska Native women are stalked at a rate at least twice that of any other race. Learn about the laws regarding sexual violence and stalking, compiled by the Tribal Law and Policy Institute and Office on Violence Against Women.

This page highlights several resources related to violence against women in American Indian/Native American & Alaska Native communities. The organizations listed here provide information, services, and advocacy.

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